Finance Department, GNCTD
Departmental expenditure and treasury payment data across the state government.
Delhi & NCR
Delhi concentrates central departments, a state government and several large civic bodies inside one jurisdiction, so the same vendor can appear across unrelated books. NIRNAE links entities across those files and ranks what is worth inspecting.
Delhi · दिल्ली
The offices that already hold the records. Nothing new has to be collected from the field.
Departmental expenditure and treasury payment data across the state government.
Corporation contracting, where repeat suppliers and split orders concentrate.
Entity linkage across state and civic books to support an existing enquiry.
Ministry-level procurement and grant records held in the capital.
Audit mandates
Each mandate is examined against records the department already produces.
The same firm, address or bank account recurring across state, civic and central procurement.
Recurring small orders, non-measurable deliverables and duplicate billing across years.
Grantees with overlapping office bearers, addresses or registration series.
Year-end surges, same-day sanction and payment, and approvals recorded out of hours.
Records examined
Standard exports. A date, an amount and a payee identifier per row is enough to begin.
Scope
The boundary is the same in every state. Findings are indicators for verification, never determinations.
What it detects
What it does not do
Related
Disclosure
Operating boundary. NIRNAE holds no live access to treasury, PFMS, banking or departmental systems. The department exports the records it wants examined and submits them. The product is in pre-deployment: engagements today are supervised pilots on exported or anonymised datasets, and every finding is an indicator for verification, not a determination. Full answers in the FAQ.
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